Postgraduate Studies
The Postgraduate Studies Programme
“Political Science and History”
The Postgraduate Studies Programme (PSP) “Political Science and History” was founded in 2003 and gives admission up to 60 students per academic year. Studies are free of charge and their duration is three academic semesters. The sum total of the ECTS required for obtaining the Master’s Degree are ninety (90), thirty (30) of them for every semester and thirty (30) for the Dissertation.
The PSP is articulated on the basis of two (2) Specialisations:
A. Political Science, with two distinct fields:
- Political Sociology and Comparative Politics
- Social Theory and Political Philosophy
Β. Modern and Contemporary History.
The PSP grants a Master of Science (Msc) Degree having the title “Political Science and History” while stating one of the above Specialisations and the corresponding Field.
The PSP programme is supported by more than 50 teachers, and more specifically a) the Department Academic Staff, b) members of the Academic Staff from other Panteion University Departments, c) Academic Staff from other Universities, d) researchers from Research Institutes and Centers.
The PSP programme is taught in Greek but is includes also courses given in English and French.
A special quality of this PSP consists in the fact that its students are not obliged to attend a common for all Studies Programme, but each of them can form his/her own individual programme of studies, being allowed to choose from a wide range of elective courses, after consulting the Studies Tutor.
POSTGRADUATE COURSES |
All courses are taught in Greek except for the ones in blue letters which are taught in English or in French.
WINTER SEMESTER
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11M013 |
History, historiography and conceptualization I |
KOTARIDIS NIKOS |
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11M019 |
Historical and dialectical constitution of concepts |
FARAKLAS GEORGES |
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11M025 |
Contentious politics, collective action, social movements |
SEFERIADES SERAPHIM |
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11M041 |
Concepts and semasiological fields:anti-totalitarianism and national mindedness |
PAPADIMITRIOU DESPINA |
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11M043 |
Historical Sociology |
ANDRIAKAINA ELENI |
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11M250 |
Epistemology of Democracy and Modernity |
CONTOGIORGIS GEORGE |
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11M089 |
The Greek National Question and Europe: 1830-1913 |
LOUVI LINA |
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11M099 |
Approaching to the Concept of the Political |
ANANIADIS GRIGORIS |
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11M224 |
Cultural and social history of the youth (1949-1974) |
KATSAPIS KOSTAS |
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11M248 |
Right-wing populism and extremism in Greece: The heritage of the ‘60s, regime change, economic crisis |
GEORGIADOU VASSILIKI |
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KOULOURI CHRISTINA, LYBERATOS ANDREAS, ANGELIDOU ALIKI |
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11M267 |
Antiquity and the Western World: From the battle of the books to the French Revolution |
AVLAMI CHRYSSANTHI |
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11M273 |
Theoretical approaches to everyday life |
MITSOPOULOU CHRYSSOULA |
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11M278 |
Questions of Late Ottoman and Turkish history |
LAMBROU ALEXANDROS |
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11M281 |
Censorship: Interdisciplinary approaches |
PETSINI PENELOPE, CHRISTOPOULOS DIMITRIS |
SPRING SEMESTER
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11M035 |
The Greek Civil War: history and historiography |
PAPASTRATIS PROCOPIS |
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11M045 |
Postwar Economic History of Greece |
IORDANOGLOU CHRYSSAFIS |
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11Μ052 |
History, historiography and conceptualization II |
KOTARIDIS NIKOS |
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11M079 |
Parties and party families in the European Union: The Center-Left and Radical Left party families |
MOSCHONAS GERASSIMOS |
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11M092 |
Ananalysis of political action and communication in social media |
KOLLIAS ANDREAS |
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11M209 |
European Union and public policy: new challenges |
LADI STELLA |
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11M218 |
The historical construction of the Greek student movement and its intervention in the dynamics of the 20th century |
KALAFATIS THANASSIS |
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KOULOURI CHRISTINA, LEOUSSI ATHENA |
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11M228 |
Contemporary Greek foreign policy 1941-1990 |
LAGANI IRINI |
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11M245 |
Migration in the Modern and Contemporary Era |
VENTURAS LINA |
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11M255 |
Alienation, ideology, subject and modern thought |
FOUFAS NIKOS |
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11M271 |
Empirical political analysis: comparative social and political data analysis(inter-university seminar) |
KAKEPAKI MANINA, KOUNTOURI FANI, PANTELIDOU-MALOUTA MARO, KOLLIAS ANDREAS
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11M272 |
Political freedom and sovereignty. Aristotle and Rousseau’s understandings of political freedom |
DIMITRIOU STEPHANOS |
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11M274 |
Historical Sociology of Intellectuals: From the Theoretical Debates to their Role in Critical Phases of Modernity |
BOGIATZIS VASSILIOS |
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11M279 |
The paradox of autonomy. Freedom and normative commitment: Kant, Nietzsche, Habermas, Castoriadis |
XIROPAIDIS GEORGIOS |
